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rs at © cae candle evel ces nti a tiene 6 ey teers a a wo ane is _ File No. om UNi.ED STATES DEPARTMENT 01_JUSTICE - FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION - dn Reply, Please Refer so Boston, Massachusetts April 1, 1965 DEMONSTRATIONS PROTESTING UNITED STATES THMOPUPUTT ON Th UT . = INTERVENTICN IN VIBTNAM = BOSTON DEMONSTRATION MARCH 27. 1965 On March 26, 1965, sources advised that local ad peace groups including the Massachusetts Political Action 3 -Feace (MPAP), the American Friends Service Committee (APSC, the Women's International League for Feace and Freedom (WII were planning to held on Saturday, March 27, 1965, a peace march calling for negotiation rather than war in Vietnam. According to the sources, one section of the group planned form on the Cambridge Common, Cambridge, Massachusetts, at approximately noontime, March 27, 1965, and march to the Boston Gommon, Boston, to mest for a rally with enother sex of marchers who will have marched from the Prudential Cents Boston. This latter group cf marchers, the sources advise: plennec to begin their march about iP. HM. ‘Tae sources fu advised that the rally was scheduled to feature talks on T: States policy in Vietnam and proposed changes. SS esos Soe ee ai On March 26, 1965, ‘ Cambrid; Massachusetts, [ieee corroborated information furnished by the atove sources concerning tla proposed Mar: 1965, peage march. : . further advised that) a permit for | reliy hed been cbhteined by one w cf the MPAP, ‘bh Brattle Street, canwtridge, who aad stated that the MPAP was coordinating the march and being supported by such gro as APES, WILTF, the Harvarsc-Gateliice Students for a Democ: Society and the Boston University Stultents for Peace. a eS ENCLUSUM.? 7 * ~